I don’t know that there is a person who has experienced 1009 failures in his life. But he said: "One success is enough."

When he was 5 years old, his father died suddenly of illness and left no property. Mother goes out to work. When he was young, he took care of his younger siblings at home and learned to cook for himself.

When he was 12 years old, his mother remarried, and his stepfather was very strict with him and often beat him when his mother went out.

At the age of 14, he dropped out of school and began a wandering life.

When he was 16 years old, he lied about his age and joined the expeditionary force. Due to severe seasickness during the voyage, he was sent home early.

At the age of 18, he married a daughter-in-law. But only a few months later, his wife sold all his property and fled back to her parents' home.

When he was 20 years old, he worked as an electrician, a ferry driver, and later a railway worker, but neither job went smoothly.

At the age of 30, he was engaged in sales work in an insurance company. He later resigned due to a falling out with his boss over bonus issues.

At the age of 31, he studied law by himself and started practicing law at the encouragement of his friends. During a case trial, he actually got into a fight with the client in court.

At the age of 32, he was unemployed and his life was very difficult.

At the age of 35, misfortune befell him again. As he drove across a bridge, the bridge's steel ropes broke. He and his car fell into the river and were seriously injured. He could no longer work as a tire salesman.

When he was 40 years old, he opened a gas station in a town. He injured a competitor by hanging a billboard, which caused a dispute.

At the age of 47, he divorced his second wife, and his three children were deeply affected.

At the age of 61, he ran for Senate but lost.

At the age of 65, the government demolished his newly prosperous fast food restaurant for road construction, and he had to sell all the equipment at a low price.

At the age of 66, in order to make ends meet, he went to small restaurants around the country to sell his fried chicken skills.

At the age of 75, he felt unable to do what he wanted, so he transferred the brands and patents he created. The new owner offered him 10,000 shares as part of the purchase price, but he declined. Later, the company's stock rose sharply, and he lost the opportunity to become a billionaire.

At the age of 83, he opened another fast food restaurant, but got into a lawsuit over trademark patents.

At the age of 88, he finally achieved great success and the whole world knew his name.

He is Harland Sanders, the founder of KFC. He said: "People often complain about bad weather, but in fact it is not that the weather is bad. As long as you are optimistic and confident, the weather will be good every day."